Poster draftsMga draft sa poster
Draft 1, 15 October 2026. Special Committee on Animal Monitoring and Neighborhood Sanitation.
Why SVG?
- Resizes to any size. The same file prints as a flyer, a poster or a tarpaulin without going blurry.
- Easy to change. The text, colours and layout can be edited, so changes after your feedback are quick and the QR code stays correct.
- Print shops accept it. If a shop can't open an SVG, use the PDF. If you only need to share it in a group chat, use the PNG.
- Small files. A few kilobytes, so they are quick to send.
1. Drive-by posterPoster para sa mga nagagukod
Made to be read from a moving car: three big words, a big web address, and a QR code for people on foot. For the gate, fences and tarpaulins.
Download SVG resizes to any size
Download PDF for print shops
Download PNG for sharing in chat or Facebook
2. Detailed posterDetalyadong poster
The original poster, rebuilt as an SVG with a QR code and the website added. This one is for notice boards and close reading, not for driving past. The drawings are simplified, so some details differ from the original.
New SVG version
Download SVG resizes to any size
Download PDF for print shops
Download PNG for chat or Facebook
Before anything is printed
- These are drafts. Please tell a committee member what you would change: wording, Bisaya, colours, anything.
- Bisaya text is still to be checked by a native speaker. Fines and other wording are not final.
- QR code. It goes to cittadioro.com, so it will not need changing as the site grows. Keep its white border and don't stretch it. About 3 cm across is fine for a flyer; at least 20 cm for a tarpaulin.
- Test it. Scan a printed proof with a phone before the full print run.
- From a moving car only the big words and the web address can be read. The QR code is for people on foot.
- Fonts. The SVG uses Arial. If a print shop's computer doesn't have it, send the PDF.
Draft files are named DRAFT-v1. When the design is final, the name changes so the draft can't be mistaken for the real thing.